Max Kellerman

there are some players who are really, really good, and yet the real careful observers of them who root for the team that they're on don't think that they want them on the team.

And Randall's kind of like that with the Knicks.

Most Knicks fans were like, okay, that might be addition by subtraction because Randall's off the team.

And they were drafted right next to each other.

7-8, I think.

This is why when I said I want Iguodala, it was the same thing like if you asked a real Yankees fan back in the day, bases are loaded, clutch moment in the playoffs.

Do you want A-Rod up or Luis Soho up?

Right.

Hardcore Yankees fans will tell you I'd rather have Luis Soho up.

There are like the idea that clutch doesn't exist, that, you know, of course, if you have a guy with a Rod's talent or Steph's talent, you give them give them enough reps and they'll work through whatever.

And eventually they're just too good.

Yeah.

The sample size has to be pretty big for some of these guys, whereas guys like, you know, David Ortiz.

Switch hits.

They did.

tough outs.

Like you're a baseball fan.

You know exactly what that is.

Right.

And also, there's also like, there's some, it's like this Gladwell type thing from one of those airport books he did.